5 2 verb
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• come into existence; take on form or shape
Example sentence • Difficulties may arise during the project.
10 4 verb
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• cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public; bring into general or common use
Example sentence • The musician hoped to popularise his new album by releasing it on a major streaming platform.
13 5 verb
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Example sentence • She particularised the details of the crime scene.
10 3 verb
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• increase the pressure on a gas or liquid
Example sentence • Parents should not pressurise their children into pursuing a specific career.
8 3 verb
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• to believe especially on uncertain or tentative grounds
Example sentence • Scientists theorise that global warming is caused by the increase in greenhouse gases.
9 3 verb
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• make glamorous and attractive
Example sentence • She often glamorises her life on social media.
9 3 verb
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• treat to strengthen and improve the luster
Example sentence • She mercerised the cotton fabric to give it a lustrous appearance.
10 3 verb
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• take without referencing from someone else's writing or speech; of intellectual property
Example sentence • She's been known to plagiarise ideas from other artists.
10 4 verb
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• interpret as an allegory
Example sentence • The writer allegorised the character to represent greed.
10 4 verb
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• bring into conformity with rules or principles or usage; impose regulations
Example sentence • The company plans to regularize the work schedules for all employees.
8 3 verb
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Example sentence • The wine had maderized and was no longer drinkable.
11 4 verb
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Example sentence • She tried to formularize her thoughts into a coherent argument.
9 4 verb
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• equip with a motor vehicle
Example sentence • The factory motorizes their production line to increase efficiency.
12 5 verb
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Example sentence • The author aims to repopularize classic literature by writing modern adaptations of well-known novels.
11 4 verb
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• design or construct on a smaller scale
Example sentence • Scientists are attempting to miniaturise technology to fit into wearable devices.
9 3 verb
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• become crude or savage or barbaric in behavior or language
Example sentence • The invading army sought to barbarise the local population and impose their culture on them.
10 3 verb
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• commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling
Example sentence • The thieves planned to burglarise the mansion while the owners were away.
10 4 verb
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• eliminate the polarization of
Example sentence • Scientists have developed a new technique to depolarise light.
11 4
Example sentence • The professor will formularise the equation during the lecture.
12 5 verb
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Example sentence • The country decided to remilitarise its defense forces after a period of disarmament.
11 4 verb
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• distinguish as singular
Example sentence • He tried to singularise the problem and focus on one aspect at a time.
10 4 verb
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• arrange or enter in tabular form
Example sentence • She tabularised the data to make it easier to analyze.
10 4 verb
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12 5 verb
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9 3 verb
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Example sentence • She gargarised with mouthwash after brushing her teeth.
11 4 verb
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Example sentence • It is difficult to unvulgarise the language used in some rap songs.
8 3 verb
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Example sentence • The tree's branches arborise towards the sky.
11 4 verb
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• remove carbon from (an engine)
Example sentence • The steel is decarburised by heating it in a controlled atmosphere.
8 3 verb
v
Example sentence • The doctor decided to etherise the patient before the surgery.
10 3 verb
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Example sentence • Many reality TV shows glamourise the lives of celebrities.
12 4 verb
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• provide with reflectors, such as chemicals
Example sentence • He reflectorised his bicycle to make it more visible at night.
10 3 verb
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• make slender or appear to be slender
Example sentence • She followed a strict diet and exercise plan to slenderise her figure.
9 3 verb
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verb
• make tender or more tender as by marinating, pounding, or applying a tenderizer
Example sentence • To tenderise the meat, you can use a meat mallet to pound it.
11 4 verb
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Example sentence • The economic crisis depauperised many families.
12 5 verb
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Example sentence • The researchers depolymerised the plastic waste to obtain reusable materials.
11 4 verb
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10 4 verb
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Example sentence • The economic crisis has devalorised the national currency.
12 4 verb
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Example sentence • The board voted to disauthorise the CEO from making any financial decisions.
9 3
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Example sentence • I must jasperise this document before submitting it.
9 4 verb
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12 5 verb
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11 5 verb
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11 3 verb
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Example sentence • Scientists are studying new methods to phosphorise materials for more efficient lighting.
9 3
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Example sentence • He posturised his way through the meeting, pretending to know what he was talking about.
10 3
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Example sentence • She proctorises the exams to maintain a fair testing environment.
11 3 verb
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Example sentence • We will schillerise this play to make it more appealing to a modern audience.
13 5 verb
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Example sentence • Linguists often subcategorise verbs based on the types of objects they take.
8 3
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9 3 verb
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• coat with a substance that will prevent corrosion
Example sentence • I need to bonderise this metal before painting it.
10 4 verb
v
verb
• eliminate the odor from
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